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Public health and government agencies prevent the spread of emerging infectious diseases on their shores. Incidence Incidence refers to the probability of a disease occurring in a given population in a specific time period. It can be assessed for various conditions, including diseases, risk factors, and health behaviors.

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According to the Mount Sinai Health System, around 8.3 4 This number is expected to grow further, as risk factors such as alcohol consumption continue without change. From there, they sought to quantify how many drinks it will take to increase the risk of gout. million people in America have gout.

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Chronic hepatitis C often does not cause any symptoms for many years, but can eventually lead to serious health problems, including liver damage, cirrhosis, and liver cancer. Chronic acute hepatitis is also a way in which some individuals refer to chronic hepatitis C. What are some of the key risk factors for hepatitis C infection?

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